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operation

[op-uh-rey-shuhn] / ˌɒp əˈreɪ ʃən /


NOUN
surgical procedure
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He added that trained and equipped forest guards will be deployed to secure forests and other remote areas used as hideouts by criminal groups to supplement army operations.

From BBC

"It gave us the best ability to gain the evidence we needed but also to control the operation and enabled us to run it without taking any risks involving members of the public."

From BBC

A “material overhang” for Dominion’s and Eversource’s shares is likely to continue in the near term until the companies’ projects reach their commercial operation dates, which are expected by the end of 2026, they added.

From MarketWatch

That affects operations along the East Coast from Massachusetts to Virginia, and projects already under way that aimed to generate enough power to light up Manhattan.

From Barron's

That affects operations along the East Coast from Massachusetts to Virginia, and projects already under way that aimed to generate enough power to light up Manhattan.

From Barron's